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What begins as a simple search takes us into into a surreal, life-changing adventure wherein Bella rediscovers her departed grandfather (Zaydie) who survived the Holocaust but who lost most of his own family to the Nazis.
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Science meets imagination throughout this epic story, wherein Bella finds a way to peer through time and circumstance to embody a duplicity of existences with vastly differing outcomes. These "other lives" challenge Bella to re-examine the past, thus changing the potential for the future. |
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In a heart-pounding climax, Bella comes face to face with the darkest sides of human nature, even in herself. Ultimately, we are led to examine the profound connections between good and evil, victim and perpetrator, even life and death in a film that's meant to challenge us to consider the common denominator which makes us human. |
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